So I decided to put the graphics on my truck.

[The Tank]

My gf called a friend about where to get them put on and well 5 hours later here are the results. I am very pleased on how they turned out.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

Glad to see you got the removable kind. They come out with soapy water and sometimes it takes quite a while. Hope you keep putting them on

 

[The Tank]

Real mud is much cheaper then digital mud. We did some hill climbs, creek and river bed runs, general trail running, and played in a mud hole.

 

[BigJ]

Hah! I did the same thing this weekend. Figured if I can't join the boyz down in the desert due to the new puppy, the least I could do is take the new puppy out with me and find a few mud holes. I'm happy to report she handles the off road thrashing well

 

[The Tank]

Hah! I did the same thing this weekend. Figured if I can't join the boyz down in the desert due to the new puppy, the least I could do is take the new puppy out with me and find a few mud holes. I'm happy to report she handles the off road thrashing well

I don't take the dogs with me they stay at home.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

I got Sadie (the offroading Yorkie) a harness that is keeping her from becoming a projectile inside the truck. It was designed to hook to a latched seat belt (wherein the dog is sitting in the back seat) but Sadie rides in her travel bed on the center console. I made a lead that connects to a secure point in the back seat to her harness holding her in place. Except that it does nothing to counteract the anti-gravitational forces that seem to be common in offroading the Raptor :mrgreen: so Sadie does catch air on occasion. :thumbsup:

Here's the kind of harness I'm referring to shown on a much less attractive Yorkie

And this is a clever idea for those of you interested in such a solution:

 

[Madcowranch]

Lost my dog off the back of my flatbed last week on a gravel road. Guess she was standing too close to the edge when I hit a bump or rounded a corner. Rides back there all the time and never fell off but she is getting old. Anyway, I turned around when I noticed she was gone and found her about a mile back trying to chase me down, not even limping! That's one tough dog.

 

[MagicMtnDan]

As far as I know it's a law in California that a dog in the back of a truck must be tied in. And people aren't allowed to ride in the back. (I know, it's California).